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TILL THEN… shades of life and love. Always on the laid-back side of reggae, Zoe Mazah delivers songs of enduring sound, referring to her passion and love for the old school, mixed with modern influences.

From the One Drop hymn A Better Place, expressing the artists’ feelings about the political stand of people in our society, to the quirky Ska So Alive, inviting her audience to dance the night away, Zoe Mazah’s songs are authentic. She is a grownup artist, living her life as a musician and a human.

Including the timeless beauty of the two Lovers Rock combinations, Tonight, ft International reggae star Randy Valentine, elegant and skillfully written, leading focus on one of her still defining elements, the vast arranged choir, and Te Quiero, ti amo, a love song full of longing and desire, where a Cuban piano and Spanish guitar giving a unique flavor, featuring the 2 time Grammy nominee and former singer of The Wailers in the U.S. Joshua David, Zoe Mazah’s 5th studio album Till Then, leads the listener through a broad spectrum of soulful Reggae Music.

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We get to sway with her in Heaven In Your Eyes; with ease, authenticity, and a smile, Zoe Mazah’s emotional vocals, coupled with her descriptive songwriting, beckons her audience into her world. The intense, heavy grooving song Dear Almighty, where a repetitive, growing chorus calls for spiritual guidance, features upcoming Jamaican new roots artist Quan Nelson. The Liberian/German songwriter shares thoughts about awareness in the dubbish Stepper Watch Your Steps. The spoken words are supported by the solo melodica of Japanese artist Itak Tojo. This rounds up Zoe Mazah’s versatile musical skills. She gives the listener room to breathe and indulge in the vulnerable color of her voice with the acoustic song Echo of Life. She processed the heartache of a breakup, arranged against a background of a great rhythm and dynamic, played by her band, in Under Water. Till Then – also the title of the album – where a leading trumpet sets the tone, paints a picture of Zoe Mazah’s drive and dedication, to share positive vibrations through uplifting lyrics and music.

“If you want to elevate your art, you have to elevate your heart,” Zoe Mazah quotes, describing her personal journey and development as an artist.